Section 217 Metlife Stadium (2024)

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What is the best section in MetLife Stadium? ›

The Best Seats at MetLife Stadium

Obviously, some of the best seats are in sections 135, 136, 137, 112, 113, and 114. Putting aside the coolness factor, the best seat would be in between rows 10 and 20.

Infill and Modular Seating

Speaking of infill, these versatile and often modular sections have grown in popularity due to their ability to be retrofit. Typically added during a renovation, these sections can be customized to provide enhanced amenities or expanded seating capacity for different types of events.

Carry-In Policy: Prohibited Items

Alcohol of any kind. Banners and signs of any size (unless otherwise noted on individual event page) Flags that are not the official flag of a country, ones that are displayed on a stick or a pole or cannot reasonably be hand-held by a single person (soccer games).

Always, the best place to sit is about halfway up the stand and parrallel to the halfway line on either side. Don't go behind the goals. For all stadiums the same rules apply if you want to watch a game at the optimum vantage point.

Sections 108-118 and 208-219 are a good bet. Just don't sit so far back that you're under cover that blocks the sun. The upper bowl sections 308-319 might not be great if you're seeking out sun. The back rows will be covered by the upper lip and the wind chill up there may cancel out any warmth the sun provides anyway.

New York Jets | Clubs and Premium Seating

Experience a Jets game in the most upscale location at MetLife Stadium. A club/suite hybrid, this space features all-inclusive food from celebrity chefs, award-winning wine selections, and exclusive amenities.

Club levels normally provide fans several additional amenities than standard seating. Club-level seating is open to the elements, as opposed to the entirely enclosed luxury boxes, which gives more of an outdoor impression at roofless and open-roof stadiums and arenas.

Simply put, it's exactly what it says: new construction that “fills in” a vacant lot or sometimes takes the place of a dilapidated or abandoned structure. Some infill is residential, like a townhouse or apartment building, and some is commercial, like a storefront.

MetLife Stadium includes a total of four locker rooms: one each for the Giants and Jets, as well as two for visiting teams. The home teams have locker rooms on opposite ends of the stadium with a visitors' locker room adjacent to it.

What are the overhang seats at MetLife? ›

Where to Sit at Metlife Stadium if There's Bad Weather? If the weather is bad, the best seats in the house in order to avoid the wrath of mother nature are located under the overhang behind both end zones. These sections are 121-131, 101-106, and 146-149. The overhang covers rows 36 to 45.

NFL players have long complained the artificial turf at the MetLife is responsible for a worrying number of injuries, with one visiting Miami Dolphins player describing the surface as “trash”.

Guests are welcome to carry-in the following items:

Food contained in a clear plastic bag.

You cannot bring backpacks, computer bags, tote bags, diaper bags, fanny packs or camera bags into the MetLife Stadium.

The 50-yard line seats are widely considered the best in the house and for a good reason. These seats offer an unobstructed view of the entire field and a perfect view of the action. Fans seated at the 50-yard line can see every play unfold and witness every crucial game moment.

Best Seats For Viewing The Game

As we said, the best seats for seeing everything happen on the gridiron in perfect clarity are those perches on the 50-yard line. Between rows 10-20 is ideal as you can see the whole field without being too far away.

Lower box seats along the first baseline are great, but typically populated with visiting-team fans who want to be close to the visitors' dugout. Lower box seats along the third baseline are ideal—sunny, spirited, Lou Seal sightings, near the Giants dugout. These are ideal. Club Level is the best.

The east sideline (Sections 112-114) is the home sideline while the west sideline (Section 137-140) is the visitors side of the field.